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310 <br />311 Chair Cihacek thought there were a couple of options available, one being an <br />312 expansive education campaign on irrigation or probably lawn management <br />313 generally. One is looking at leaks and the third is the concept of an Ordinance <br />314 regarding irrigation on new or redeveloped buildings. He asked the Commission if <br />315 all of those options were worth exploring or none or some. <br />316 <br />317 Member Wozniak asked if that included the separation of irrigation on new and <br />318 redevelopment for business. <br />319 <br />320 Chair Cihacek thought the recommendation from staff, which was new irrigation <br />321 systems as opposed to the actual structural redevelopment. <br />322 <br />323 Member Wozniak asked about the City sustainability and water audit. <br />324 <br />325 Chair Cihacek thought that could be moved to look at items and separate from this. <br />326 <br />327 Mr. Freihammer explained staff could give an update to the Commission on what <br />328 has been done to date and what is planned to do this year for the City and based on <br />329 that the Commission could offer more suggestions. <br />330 <br />331 Chair Cihacek thought staff should think about citizen communication because the <br />332 City has numerous ways to connect with the citizens. For the irrigation meters the <br />333 Commission may want to look at revising the Ordinance or look at a new Ordinance <br />334 to get that done and thought staff could prepare that for a future meeting. <br />335 <br />336 Mr. Freihammer noted staff will need to look at where the best place to put that <br />337 would be. <br />338 lmllb�A <br />339 7. City Council Joint Meeting <br />340 Mr. Freihammer stated the PWETC is scheduled for its annual joint meeting with <br />341 the City Council on July 8, 2019. He asked that the Commission create a list of the <br />342 topics to discuss with the City Council. <br />343 <br />344 Chair Cihacek pointed out that the City completed its solar process to the extent <br />345 that the City has available structurally. He noted this was a multi-year effort and <br />346 have been able to develop organic drop site because of a multi-year effort the City <br />347 has been able to address sewer laterals through Tenagle Assistance Program and <br />348 the vendor community list, which was a request from the City Council. <br />349 <br />350 Member Misra indicated the City has advanced in green steps. <br />351 <br />352 Chair Cihacek thought those items have been pretty significant that the <br />353 Commission has worked on for multiple years and that the City Council requested. <br />354 Things to look ahead is he would like to ask Council's guidance on the creation of <br />Page 8 of 10 <br />
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